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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 25, 1967 i

Robson Christian Education Centre Opened

An estimated 100 people,
‘were on hand last Thursday to
witness. the By, ming of Resker
Hall, the $13, Christian edu-|

catlon centre in Robson.

Under bright, | sunny skies,
Bishop E, W. Sco! e Dio.
cese of Kootenay” quoted the
words of the late Winston Chur-
ehill, specu! Hating that “Blood,

Sweat and Tears” went into the
building of the structure.

“The broken nails and the
skinned knuckles.— and the
tears of those doing the financ-

Fishing Can be Lots of Fun With “Experts |:

First trout; your fishing gear in the car, and:

: And leaves you
exhausted.

I had mine last Saturday.
The important thing in going
after speckled trout, of course,
is the careful planning. ‘There's
no use to it all if you just throw

go out to some stream where all
the amateurs

ange, and toss in
a line. You're lable to come
home with a creel full of fish if
you go at in this haphazard way.
No. First of all, you pelect
fishing companion. This,
real angler, is just a bit less im:
portant than choosing a mate
for life. You want a dependable
sort of chap — the type who is
going to have fresh worms for
both of. you, a good supply of
hooks, maps with the sure-fire
holes marked in red, and an in-

fallible sense of direction in the
bush.

That's exactly what I lined
up this year. Mind you, those
keen types take a bit of manag-
ing. They're great in the bush.
put they need an organizational
mind to channel their enerales. |)
Thad to get auite firm with hi
when he began muttering none
aan am. and hitting the stream at

Extension
Phones are

PRIVATE

PHONES
rs aed to ahire all
suits the family,
ae cot
Do'litie, Aske

Be chee @

2 Dawn, indeed. I tolé him
that is pure superstition. Only
the very young, immature an-
gler goes floundering off in the
dark, fishes Hke a fool until
noon, then is whacked for the
day. Just about then, the wily,
mature angler, fortified with:a
good breakfast, arrives and
slaughters the trout, which are
completely uprepared for the
second wave — the experts.
vel me got away about
10.80, after couple of false
starts. He forgot lunch and

By Bill Smiley

ing — bear witness to what a
erent success is Resker hall,” he
sald,
“Tt is a means of building
and enriching the lives of those
who live and work here.”

Also on hand for the open-

Resker

we had to go around to his place place
And when we got out to the
county line, I realized that be.
cause of his stupidity, I'd beer
upset and had forgotten m:
waders.

But he had a beautiful spr

jicked out. You park the ce
lust off the road and walk’ ur
this line to the strear
The stream was just in ther,
past the fourth hydro tower, h
thought. It was just past tr
14th. And they’re 100 yare
apart,

Not another angler in sigh
I gloated. We cached the lun~
and began working up tt
stream. I like that word we a
gilers use. “Working.” You cov’

not hire a man to do it for $°
an hour. Slash in the face fre
an alder. Hole in the boot fro

snag. Slide. from a log ar
oh-oh-oh-oh as you hit that sori
fed water. Lose a boot in th
mud. Scratch hands to a bloot
mess on jagged branches.

But it’s all worth it if th
trout are biting. And, boy, wer
they biting! They were bitir
each other on the neck, nibblin-
each other's ears, and ’snappin’
each other in half, as far as
know. But they weren't bitir’
‘worms.

After an hour of torture thr’
would hhave made the Gestan-
with envy, we arrived »‘

fhe big ig’ pool at above the beaver

dam. re hole.

Wet fished. 1 fed A ‘bie mal.
lard hen popped into the pond
secure in the knowledge that it
wasn't duck season, looked ur

Second Annual General Meeting of the
COLUMBIA HUMANE ASSN.
Monday, May 29 8 p.m.

Hi Arrow Arms Motor Hotel
Agenda: Election of Officers

over, cackled with laughter and
took off.

fished. Harder. A babv
beaver surfaced, swam casually.
to within four ‘feet, looked at
each of us, and expressed his
feelings by turning his rump in
the ar and submerging.

hed. Desperately. Sud-

denly there was a huge splosh,
then a ker-plunk, ker-plunk, ang
a big buck deer splashed through

Introduction of Dr. P. Morganthal

the and away,
over his shoulder.
That did it. We left. But

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SANDS MOTOR BOTEr

MuUtual 2.1831 Davie at Denman
Cc ial Cards h d
“On English Bay at Stanley Park”

there was no point, said my mate
in taking the Jong, tortuous trail
‘back down'the stream, through
that heavy slash. So, with his in-
fallible’ sense of direction; we
swung around in a circle, by the
high ground.

The high ground turned out
to be cedar based in mud, both
so thick you had to craw] most
of the time. The circle turned
out to be the two long sides of
an isosceles triangle: Two hours
‘later, we hit the hydro road
iright on. the nose. it that
he nose had moved abou a mile
‘due e: :

My first trou€ trip of the
season. And believe. me’ —.1

chard Bur-
ton wants to go along next time

—it’s my last. There have to be

the halls namesake — and mem-
bers of the congregations of St.
David's Anglican and Castlegar
United churches.

lined up at the front of the
crowd, trying not to scratch in
the warm’ sun and eyeing the
kool-aid and cookies on a table
nearby.

After a presentation of cor-
sages to wives of the two minist-
ars, the wife of the Bishop and
che wife of the builder, the keys
to the hall were officially turn-
:d over by Marvin Sather, buil-
der of the hall, to Rev. Frank
Villey. The corsages were giv-

Girl guides and boy scouts kool-

en by Mrs. Daphne Robertson,
chairman of the Christian Ed-
ucation. Committee,
‘Those receivin; coreages
were Mrs. Tom Wilding,
Frank Willey, Mrs. 5,
and Mrs, Marvin Sather. |
After the key presentation,
the doors were opened, with
adults filing into the new edifice
and children dashing around the
corner, to the shade and the

-ald,
Head of the buil com-
mittee, ah Waldie spoke briefly
of ee conception and buildin
of the structure which is joi:
ly owned by St. David's ‘Anglican
and Castlegar United churches.
After the opening, a dinner
was held at the Hi Arrow Arms
to commemorate not only the
hall opening but also the burn-
ing of the mortgage on St. Dav-
id’s church and the 30th anniver-
sary of United-Anglican: work in
this area..

A drive for funds by the
Castlegar-Robson Minor Baseball
Association will take the form of
raffle, it was announced last
Wednesday. ;
At a meeting of the group in
the Marlane Hotel it was decided

Minor Baseball League
Decides to Hold Raffle.

One official expressed sat-
isfaction at the extremely en-
couraging response from the
youths, but the great number
presented some organization-

al. and financial problems.
Castlegar and District
pie Th ate

to raffle a Coleman camp stove,
a camp cooler and a lantern.

don:
S150. towards the cost of the

Funds from the raffle will go
toward‘ the purchase of baseball

uniforms fort the young players.
Still to urchased for the
boys are ee sets of uniforms for
Pony le re Players at $300 per
set ximately 84

shirts eae ere. for the sandlot
players, at the total cost of $200.
Organizers the ‘ fnlor

pleasure’ and
pal with a total F complement
of 21 teams this year as compar-
ed with nine last year.

Castlegar Briefs

of
haseball teams are laboring un-|’

not eclst i in the acquisition of
‘uniforms,

Last ited the association
a grant of $1,000 from

the athletic group, and the cost
of ifs fora purchases and re-
for nine teams totalled

Oost of dest year’s f coulpment
such as shinguards,
catchers mitts, and umpire gear
has been repaired and is being
pect hls: year.

with 12 lee

being ‘added fo this year, the
sociation still must buy ddition-

eae een
grant a request from
the local civil defence organiz-
ation for sanistance? in staging
their-year-end dinne’

The dinner, for "which $25
was given by the council, will fol-
low the organization’ Ss final prac-
tice of the season” May ae Kin-
naird -council be. asked to
contribute a similar amount, pa

o Pyéhlan’ Sisters: have of-
ficlally « come out in favor. of re-
seorebon of the passenger train
service “between the Kootenay
and the west coast.

Castlegar council learned by
letter Tuesday of the group's
support. eek @

Work on Castlegar’s No. 2
water tank’ has been _largely|
completed. The tank will come
into full operation very soon.

Aldermen learned Tuesday
that initial operation of the tank
will cause the’ ig taste ‘of
chlorine in the water, -but shat
will not continue. and’ will pr.
sent no health hazard ‘ducing i its

easier ways to get a coronary.

duration.

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NOTICE
The Correct Prize for the Kiwanis

High Water Sweep

$100.00

An Error Was Made by the Printer on the Tickets

PUBLIC NOTICE

The council of the Town of Castlegar. hereby.
invites any organizations, clubs, and individuals
who are interested in bringing the Minto to Castle-
gar and are willing to work for this purpose to
contact the ‘clerk and maké arrangements for a
general meeting.

A. Percheson
Clerk, Town of Castlegar

Mitior Baseball.

The weather cooperated last
week and all scheduled games
were played,

In the sand lot league. the
Miseilea continued their winning
streak,
14 to 4 on May jf 15, and won. a
close game on bn Ae , 54,

‘The Comets also won’ both

This amount, however, is ear- |:
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feated the Rockets 6-3, ri
her games the scores were
ts9, Jets 7 15 and
Meteors 12, Satellites 1
The minor league -saw all
the May 16 games having ‘very
close scores. They were: Angels
6, Cubs 5; Yankees 9; Braves 7;
Indians 9; Dodgers % Tigers 6;
Giants 4.
On May 18, three of the
clubs that had’ won on Tues:
day again tasted  victo:
scores Were Tigers 7, Di
Angels 17, Giants 4 Indians 7;
Ya ees 3, The Braves defeated
the Cubs 14 to 10.
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In the pony league action
Jast week the Red Sox beat: the
White Sox 7-5 on Monday: Tues-
day the Kommadores’ won12-7
over the Blue Sox. Wednesday’ 8
close game ended 9-8 for the
White Sox’ over the
pony team,

Thursday the Red Sox won
5-2 over oe Blue Sox,

ny lea; shi

defeating the Satellites! i

on May

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The gue
for next eck is oA follows:
day, May 29, Red Sox vs
SHES gr

ap aries,
, Kin-

; Friday,
nalrd vs Blue Sox at innalrd

Par!
Tonight the Blue Sc
fhe Rouumadores at, ‘SHS host
y evening Kinnaird
the White Sox at Kinnaied Bae posts

Senior Softhall

Team Beat Twice

Last: week's senio softh:

action ‘saw Castlegar: or softball
Fruitvale on May: 6... Fruitvale
Hotel won the. game ‘by a score

of 8

f an a game at Kinnaird Par!
last Thursday the Kootenay ts
el defeated the Castlegar team
iby score of 18

‘was Bob D:

Last 3 Days—Thurs., Fri., Sat.

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